Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-06-23
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

IT ia reported that the DfiuSu 0o'Srn-
ment intends to prosecute Michael Davltt
and Mr. Joseph Richard Cox (Nationat
istl. member of Parliament for East.
clare, for their conduct in melting the |
Bodyks tenants to resist eviction.
The New Hampshire Legislature on the |
14th sol;dified things for W. E. Chandler
4 for the United States Senate.
| THE worst break ever known in the
history of the Chicago Board Of Trade
| occurred ON the 14th- June wheat de-
cIined twenty cents bushel, the clique
1 went to pieces and mum Der of the prin-
| cipal brokerage firms were thrown into
| bankruptcy.
WM E. CHANDLER was formally elected
Senator by the New Hampshire LIE gislat-
ure on the 18th.
THE Crown Prince Of Germany arrived
| in England on the 18th.
THE crash among the wheat men at Chi
cago continued on the 18th, and Kershaw
| & Co., with many other firms. where
adieS to the list OF suspended wheat
| clique brokers'.
TIE London police report the discovery
| of jubilee dynamite plot.
Two sections of the Cascade branch OF
the Northern Pacific railroad in Washing
ton Territory, aggregating thirty-four
| miles, have been accepted by the Presi-
dent
DUpEo colonists returning from Topolo-
| bambo, Mexico, bring accounts OF terrible
| suffer ring endured, and shameless lmposl-
tions practiced by promoters of the COZ
ony scheme
SPAIN proposes to let all Cubans vote
by the payment of forty dollars for the
, privilege.
The Secretary of the Interior has re-
scinded his order of March %, 1886, with
drawing from the operation OF the puohc
, land laws fractional range Al in the state
! | 81 AL 10 for a a Nation
/ cattle trail
A | ST. MARN's Episcopal CHURCH at bos
ton was Quilted by fire on the 18th. Loss,
$4,000. The fire is believed to have been
r of incendiary origin.
e A REvoLUrIoNARY uprising has bee n
: | suppressed in the Argentine hepuonc,
e with the loss of four hundred lives.
THE President since his return from
Saranac, drives out to Oak View at half
}. past four in the afternoon, regales him.
}, self for an hour or more with country air
e and returns to the White House at seven
: and eats solitary dinner.
DR.. s. r. BATEMAN, Of Alabama Centre,
N Y, fell from the platform OF an excur-
. sion train leaving Sanborn on the l3tn,
a and was killed.
A STRIKE of all the building trades EN-
- ployes in st. Paul, Mimi, began on the
18th in sympathy with the carpenters
who are out for nine hours.
"a PRIVATE advices from Rio de Janeire
N represent Dom Pedro, Emperor of Brazil
= as suffering from dangerous attack Of
r diabetes and lying in a critical condltlon
n A YOUNG woman was executed in France
on the 18th, for matricide.
WHILE J. A. Ryan and Harry Treloal
l. were drilling out a blast which missed
10 fire in the Paint River mine at Crysta
N Falls, Mich, On the 14th, the blast wen
m off, blowing off the head and arms of boti
ID men, and horribly mangling their bodies
RoLLIN NJ. SQUIRE, who was Jointly in
dicted with Maurice B. Flynn, for be
to travail of his trust as Public Works Com
le missioner in New York, sailed on the loti
a. for London on the Irave. His counse
ne say that he will be back in time to stant
t. trial in November.
IS TIE members of the New York Pres
Association and their ladies, who went tt
Boston on the occasion of their ANIMAL ex
ed cursion, visited on the 18th, in conpan
in with the local editors of Cambria ge, tn
ID prin cipaf Up1ecJs or Iutereso In Ine 10y.
n THE White Star Line steamer, Brlttanlc
1T, | which was in collision with the CeItlc
st the same line, sailed on the 18th for Liver
oool, Her officers were the same as VINE
=, | the disaster occurred.
~ THE one hundred and nineteenth annus
H. commencement of Brown University
% Providence R. l.. was held on the lou
H. The degree of Bache lor of Arts was col
by ferred upon thirty eight men. Degree
ne were conferred as follows: Doctor {
Divinity. Frederick G. Wright; Doctor
Laws, Isaac g. Wilson, of Chicago, an
~ James P. Boyce, of Louisville, KY
-. AN order was issued on the 10Th by Gel
~ / eral Sheridan for the garrisoning OF Flo
Never, near Washington. The post WI
p ps be commanded by Major Lewis d. Ca
.n0 penter, of the Fifth Cavalry, who is st
toned at Fort Supply, L 7.
nal TIE jury in the Sharpe bribery trl
at was completed on the 18th. Mr.. Sharl
az | WAS committed to the custody OF Il
ay- sheriff, but was permitted to go to o
are home under guard of a deputy. INVENT
the one hundred talesmen were summon'
Pc before jury was secured.
The Interstate Commerce Com miss1'
heard the complaint on the 10 tn Oh
aid Chicago & Alton against the Penns.
ded vania Company.
-ee- UyIrFD safes CoNsUL-GENERAL RAIN
rth- at Berlin, has sent an aole report
vler the Government on German traoe
the | manufactures.
rao. THE backbone of the great coke STR
in Pennsylvania was broken on the II
by the Hungarian strikers at the Sterli
, in and Unknown works OF SchoonmaKer
.ed, Co. returning 10 WORK a' Ihe olu ""so.
ted | THE President has made the followi
.ers appointments: John G. Nelson, OF M
n to nesota. to be receiver of public moneys
are Fergus Falls, Mimi; James Greeley,
the Minnesota, to be regis ter OF the Ia
office at Red Wood Falls, Mimi
THE social event of the season at y,
nv wa. Ont, was Lord Lansdowne's st
hat bali on the night of the 18th. Six hund
be- prominent people attended, but not
ives | able feature was the conspicuous abse
the | of Irish citizens.
fix The Washington Manufacturing "
the pany at Philadelphia, cotton and woo
goods. has suspended payment Lila
tiles. $3.50 900; assets, 8, 1886, IA The
Mis- pension is attributed to loss OF conhoe
.sbl e consequent upon recent failures.
time THE Canadian tug International "coa
{ of up,s at Cleveland, O., on the 10th, ana
,rdi- about to leave port when she was SCI
) ar by the authorities at the instance OF
been | J. Murphy, of Detroit, who has clalr
$4,000 against the owner OF the tug
JAMES G. BLAINE arrived in England
New the 10Th. He declined to attend the JUL
Nc banquet at Southampton.
te at QUEEN VICTORIA is reported to De
rep much alarmed over the alleged dlscoV
snry. | of a dynamite plot to be carried out
Iaces ing her jubilee.
t Nc ADvICEs from Burmah state tnao
Dacoits are unusually active and trou
some They have committed numot
, Mil | outrages. A band of these marau'
,r mn entered the house of a policemen at u
ction tan and butchered the entire family
,alth. THE Fulton furnace at jackson,
was | owned by the Globe Iron Company,
,aped DESTROYED by fire on the night of the
ol on originating from the stack bursting.
flames spread so rapidly that John
tin, the filler at the furnace, was Gu
arved and was burned at the top OF the st